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Therapeutic Recreation

Therapeutic Recreation. Utilizing leisure as a way to maximize an individuals health and wellbeing. APIED. A: Assess P: Plan I: Implement E: Evaluate D: Document These are the steps a recreational therapist will take in treating a patient. ATRA.

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Therapeutic Recreation

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  1. Therapeutic Recreation Utilizing leisure as a way to maximize an individuals health and wellbeing.

  2. APIED • A: Assess • P: Plan • I: Implement • E: Evaluate • D: Document • These are the steps a recreational therapist will take in treating a patient.

  3. ATRA • The American Therapeutic Recreation Association • The ATRA website is one of the first places a person can go to learn about Recreation Therapy

  4. NCTRC • The National Counsel for Therapeutic Recreation Certification • Established in 1981 this counsel is used to insure that all practicing recreational therapists are certified. This organization strives to protect the clients and recreational therapists and support quality health care.

  5. URTA • Utah Recreation Therapy Association • A membership organization that strives to promote therapeutic recreation.

  6. Practice Models • The Leisure ability model • The Health protection/health promotion model • The Leisure and well-being model

  7. Leisure Ability Model

  8. Health Protection/Health Promotion Model

  9. Leisure and Well-being Model • Carruthers & Hood 2007

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